The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The BALL of the a. o. q. W, this
evening, promises to be aa enjoyable
social event.
B. G. Fox was locked up yesterday
afternoon, suffering from an attack OF
delirium tremens.
JERRY COSTELLO and James Fox SUM
beTed the sleep of the Glzzy drunkard
in the cooler last night. Their thanks
giving WILL be Tor their nights lodging.
Provo WAS we'll represented in Salt
Lake yesterday among the visitors
being Reed Smoot, s. X. Thurman, a
D. Smoot, Jr., w. G. A. SmoOt, Jr., and
Alex. G. Sutherland.
THE IDEA of publishing q paper de-
voted to the real estate interests of the
city is not generally looked upon with
faVOr-many of the dealers believing
that the best. re uits could be obtained
through the CoiamRs of tho daily press.
JERRY SULLIVAN, whose feet were
frozen ana subsequently amputated,
died at 81. Mary's Hospital, and was
buried yesterday, with the ceremonies
of the Catholic Church. The members
of the a. o. U. w. were present ana
paid last trioute of respect to their
fellow workman, He was inferred in
Mount QliYet Cemetery,
RAs JACOBSON, al employee of tie
Utah Central, while working at the depot
last evening, had the middle finger o!
his right hand bsdly crushed. The in
juTed digit was attended 20 by DR.. |
Anderson, who thinks the finger will
have TO be amputaLed, but will postpone
the operation uutil it g ascsrtAned that |
it Is absolutely necessary.
THIS Is the day when the long -,arad |
rodents, over Jordan, On the sand
ridge, and In other places known Is |
hunting grounds, suffer from the at
tacks OF the amateur sport. Judging |
from the Bumber of shot-guns borrowed |
and the amount of ammunition pur-
chased yesterday, considerable damage |
will be done to-day-f only to the |
shoulders of the hunters.
THE OPENING ball in the Eighteenth
Ward new hall CREW ont q large at !
tendance OF young paQple, last evening.
and the affair was voted a great
success in every way. A live committee
has been appointed IN the ward for the
purpose of arranging a series of parties
and entertainments during the winter,
aud last evening was but the fore
runner to many pleasant occasions.
ROBERT SALMON, of Coalville, a
aephew Of Officer William Salmon, of
this city, died few days ago at the
former place. aged q. The young man
vas, at the time of his death, county ,
surveyor for Summit, and was engaged |
n teaching school at Coalviile. He Was |
highly respected y al his friends and |
and the sympathy of all
Till go out to his family and relatives. ]
TUESDAY EVENING Marshal Dyer re-
,eived dispatch from Washington in
Ormiug him that President Cleveland
lad pardoned William Felstead, an old
Gentleman who was sentenced about |
rear ago, by Judge Zane, to three and q
lalf years imprisonment for polygamy.
Mr. FeIs'ead is Mormon, and is now
n his 74th year. He was released yes
erdey morning.
EARLY THIS morning, Deputy McLsl-
an arrested Mr.. James Hardy, of tbs
second Ward, and suhp9naed as wit ;
less Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy. An ex- 1
animation before Commissioner Hills I
Fas held at 10 O'Clock, and the case 5
till Saturday, Mr.. Hardy
'eing placed under S. GOO bonds for his 7
appearance at mat time. The bonds
uen we're J. r. Boshard and Thomas
Enquirer. Nov. %.